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c-f). Record the equation of the trendline below. Attach your table of values for the calculated data and your linear plot in your assignment. Equation: y = 102x + 1.6 R2 = 0.95 g) Using the equation of the best-fit line determine i) and ii) (see below). Show your complete work in the space provided. i) the value of Ea (in kJ/mol) Click here to enter text. ii) the value of A (in s-) Click here to enter text.

c-f). Record the equation of the trendline below. Attach your table of values for the calculated data and your linear plot in your assignment. Equation: y = 102x + 1.6 R2 = 0.95 g) Using the equation of the best-fit line determine i) and ii) (see below). Show your complete work in the space provided. i) the value of Ea (in kJ/mol) Click here to enter text. ii) the value of A (in s-) Click here to enter text.

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Paragraph Styles E. In k = - 1 +In A R If this equation is in the slope-intercept form of a line, which term in this equation corresponds to: R is the thermodynamic gas constant (8.31 x 10-3 kJ/K mol). у? In K х? 1/T m? -Ea/r b? In A c-f). Record the equation of the trendline below. Attach your table of values for the calculated data and your linear plot in your assignment. Equation: y = 102x + 1.6 R2 = 0.95 g) Using the equation of the best-fit line determine i) and ii) (see below). Show your complete work in the space provided. i) the value of Ea (in kJ/mol) Click here to enter text. ii) the value of A (in s-1) Click here to enter text. E
Transcribed Image Text:Paragraph Styles E. In k = - 1 +In A R If this equation is in the slope-intercept form of a line, which term in this equation corresponds to: R is the thermodynamic gas constant (8.31 x 10-3 kJ/K mol). у? In K х? 1/T m? -Ea/r b? In A c-f). Record the equation of the trendline below. Attach your table of values for the calculated data and your linear plot in your assignment. Equation: y = 102x + 1.6 R2 = 0.95 g) Using the equation of the best-fit line determine i) and ii) (see below). Show your complete work in the space provided. i) the value of Ea (in kJ/mol) Click here to enter text. ii) the value of A (in s-1) Click here to enter text. E
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